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Meanings of low speeds in English

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Usage of low speeds in English
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These children are potential missiles, prone to severe injuries, even at low speeds.
The Irish Times
2
The shifts come jarringly fast at low speeds from the steering wheel paddles.
Wired
3
However, new internal data released today shows low speeds are still the most popular.
News.com.au
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You won't want to drive it at low speeds though.
The Irish Times
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It was fast, but it lacked maneuverability at low speeds.
Monster Hunter International
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At low speeds not enough repulsive force is generated for the train to levitate.
BBC
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At low speeds, the gasoline engine will kick in to top up the battery.
Jamaica Observer
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Boeing said it informed the FAA about its decision to expand MCAS to low speeds.
Reuters
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While accelerating at low speeds, there was a lag at low speeds in the Sonata.
Ebony
10
Japan's Linimo line near Nagoya runs a similar urban light rail-style vehicle at relatively low speeds.
The Guardian
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At low speeds, the rear wheels turned slightly in the opposite direction from the front wheels.
Wired
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A fan behind the radiator draws in air at low speeds, or when at a stand-still.
Wired
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Iain: Well, only for a short time at low speeds, making it ideal when stuck in traffic.
News.com.au
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At low speeds, an accelerometer determines the position of the lights by reading the pull of gravity.
Wired
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The press release doesn't mention if the car can run only on battery power at low speeds however.
Wired
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It was grand in urban driving at low speeds, especially where I could capture deceleration and braking energy.
Independent.ie
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